In the early 1960s, technology companies like Phillips began experimenting with condensing reel-to-reel tape players and recorders into something that could be carried around and used by a layperson.

Before Elvis walked through the door, before Sun Studios put Memphis on the map -- Sam Phillips, a young man with a tape recorder, lived by the motto, "We Record Anything, Anywhere, Anytime." ...

Speech Processing Solutions' latest edition in the Philips Pocket Memo line ... animation that gives the look and feel of an analog tape recorder while having the latest advances in digital ...

During my career as a freelance radio reporter and foreign correspondent, I started using simple Philips tape cassette recorders. Of course, Philips in my native country, the Netherlands, had invented ...

I didn’t know at all that I had recorded it, the song only exists thank God to the little Philips cassette recorder. I looked at it in the morning – I knew I had put a new tape in the night ...

Mr. Ottens, the head of product development at Philips’s electronics factory ... cheaper and easier to use than the reel-to-reel tape recorder. As a result, they invented the cassette tape ...

After its development, Philips’ audio cassette made its debut ... “The cassette tape was invented out of irritation about the existing tape recorder, it’s that simple,” Ottens said of ...

he joined Philips in 1952 and was head of the company’s product development department when he began work on an alternative for existing tape recorders with their cumbersome large spools of tape.

he joined Philips in 1952 and was head of the Dutch company's product development department when he began work on an alternative for existing tape recorders with their cumbersome large spools of ...